The John Morris Joyce Memorial at the baseball park in Minot, ND. Lt. Joyce was offered a professional baseball contract but turned it down and went into The Marine Corps instead.
John's sister, Julie, and her husband Bryan.
3/26 Kilo veterans who served with Lt. Joyce.
Julie and Bryan paying respects at John's burial site, where the blue flowers are placed on the left.
3/26 Kilo surrounding John's burial site paying respects.
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3/26 Kilo veterans, spouses, children and grandchildren pay respect to Lt. John Joyce at his memorial.
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View from the plaza of the International Peace Garden. The Peace Garden was opened in the 1930s. It is a joint venture between the U.S. and Canada. Half of the Garden lies on the U.S. side and half on the Canadian side of the border.
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Kylee, Bryan, Carolyn, Tommy, Mick, Kathy, and Terry after arriving at the Garden.
Mick and Carolyn with their granddaughter Kylee in the middle.
Phil and Tom moving out.
Nick and Deanne - nice picture.
Pete inside the cactus greenhouse.
The "Peace Chapel" where they still perform marriages.
Fitz inside the Chapel. The walls have famous quotes etched into marble completely surrounding the room.
Three of the many quotes found on the walls.
Towers representing the two countries.
I'M GONNA DIE! I'M GONNA DIE!
TOM "FITZ" FITZGERALD
